How do you get the twist and snap nose to stay?
28738
I had to look at that very carefully and line up the little notches, then twist it hard. It didn't work the first five times I tried. That's when I had to look at it closely.
868941
For me, the size out of the box was the smallest it would go. Once extended out to a longer size - simply push back together. At least that's how mine works. I never had to twist anything.
2062128
Just slide the metal pins near the base of the head. There is a little piece that flips up or down. It needs to be in the down position between the 2 sliders behind the direction of water spray. When it is up, the spray will go in a 360 degree circle.
868939
If you've already adjusted it out, push the two ends together slightly, then twist. If you make sure your right hand is holding the OUTER portion, twist that side clockwise.
1058054
Twist (like you would a jar top) and turn it. It will go down and then secure it by turning it into place.
1472662
Try a gentle twisting motion and change it more often. With more frequent changing, it is removed more easily. Best wishes.
1155600
Pull up on them until they click into place. They should be looking like they are coming straight out of the yellow circle on the top. Click each one into place. When done turn the twister thing and it will make them go back to the folding position.
1272179
Hold the cup with the handle slightly angled to the left, and turn counterclockwise (to your right). That should snap it into place. Not too much effort needed.
1999124
Open the hood and stick the wires through the grill on the front of your car and twist them together to hold the nose in place. You may have to adjust this according to the car you own.
1254810
I seriously doubt you will be able to keep this nose tube in place. I have never succeeded in keeping them in all night, no matter what I tried. However, they are easily cleaned with either soap and water or wiped with hydro gen peroxide. They will last indefinitely, if they work for you!
258318
The tip twists off. Sometimes it's on there really tight, so use pliers to twist it off to save your fingers. The applicator tip then twists right on. Keep the original tip for storage.
1737696
Tighten it down. It spins when it's loose, but will stay at any angle you set once it's clamped tightly
150955
look just below the handle on the main upright before you get to the red release latch. there is a decal where it instructs you to "twist to adjust suction...." it's the only thing you can twist. THANKS for asking - i hadn't noticed it before & i need it, too!!
664189
Make sure all the metal clips at the top have been opened then give a twist. That is what I have found to work for me.
1703703
I used mine with long barrel SS snaps. I had to gradually increase the clamp pressure in order to avoid smashing the barrel. It took about 9 or 10 increases in pressure (rotating the snap during the pressure increases helped also) but eventually I could get it set very well.
1123920
Hello! You have to twist only the band, the buckle must remain in the center and facing out wards hope this helps
1885171
If the twisting motions previously mentioned do not work I would try running water into the bottom hole or submerging it to allow the water to loosen the seal. I know I needed to do something like that to loosen mine but it's been so long that I can't remember if I ended up needing to actually submerge it.